8 JUKEBOXES $3995 for all of them - $3,995 (Granada Hills)

Here are a bunch (8) of 78 rpm Seeburgs that you can either "PART OUT" or "REBUILD" by swapping parts around.
Now a days, the PARTS are worth more than the jukebox together.
Speakers, amplifiers, motors, numerous cabinet pieces and individual parts from mechanisms etc.
Here's a little info on the 147/8 jukeboxes:1947 Seeburg 1-47 Symphonola (Trashcan) While Seeburg was secretly developing the M-100A that would be introduced in December of 1948, they continued using a very dependable 20 selection sliding tray mechanism.
It was tried and true having been used in all Seeburgs since the end of 1937.
The 1-47 model had slightly different coloring then the 1-46 the year before.
It even had the basic, yet unique, selection buttons that all Seeburgs had been using since 1941.
The paper title strip was back lighted and magnified.
So instead of needing to look away to press a button after choosing a tune, the title strip was the button.
Very cool! The first two of this series were made of wood while the 1-48 was completely aluminum.
In the last few years we’ve accumulated a few of these Trashcans, but we just hadn’t gotten around to doing one of them.
I DO know that I’ll be setting one aside for myself.
I think they are very cool besides looking like R2 D2 or a pedal actuated kitchen trashcan from the ‘50s.
Good Luck, Don